What makes a SpeakerProof review 'verified'?

A verified review is one collected with the reviewer's recorded consent and hash-locked at the moment of collection. The fingerprint covers the review text, name, rating and date, so any later edit is detectable. SpeakerProof, not the speaker, publishes it, and a public API confirms its integrity.

Can a speaker edit or fake a review after it's collected?

No. Reviews are hash-locked when collected. Changing a single character breaks the fingerprint, and the public verification API would report the mismatch. Speakers can choose which verified reviews to display, but they cannot alter the words.

How can an event organizer verify a review themselves?

Every proof page links to an independent verification endpoint. Anyone can call speakerproof.com/api/verify/:id to confirm the review is authentic, unaltered, and consented, no SpeakerProof account required.

How SpeakerProof™ Works

1

Collect the review

Share your SpeakerProof™ review link, from the stage, in a follow-up email, or on your website. Your audience leaves a rating and a few honest words in seconds.

One link works everywhere, live, email, or on your site
Reviewers consent to public display with their name
Already have reviews? Import them too

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✓ Consent recorded

2

Lock it as proof

The instant a review lands, SpeakerProof™ fingerprints it, a cryptographic hash of the words, name, rating, and date. Then SpeakerProof, an independent third party, publishes it. Not you.

Hash-locked at collection, edits are detectable
Published under SpeakerProof™, not your own site
A public API anyone can call to confirm it

GET /api/verify/:id

{

"verified": true,

"publisher": "SpeakerProof",

"integrity": { "algorithm": "SHA-256" },

"consentToDisplay": true

}

3

Showcase it everywhere

Every verified review becomes an asset: a permanent proof page, a spot on your Wall of Love, a shareable graphic, or an embed on your own site, each carrying its verified badge.

Crawlable proof pages, deep-linkable anywhere
Wall of Love + on-brand graphics in a tap
One embed snippet that stays up to date

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Verified by SpeakerProof™

Why it holds up

Anyone can claim five stars. Few can prove it.

The difference between a testimonial and proof is whether a stranger can check it. SpeakerProof™ is built so they can.

Tamper-evident

Reviews are hash-locked at collection. Change one character and the fingerprint, and the proof, breaks.

Independently published

SpeakerProof™ stands behind each review as a third party. It's not your word for it, it's ours.

Machine-verifiable

A public API returns a clean verdict, so an organizer, or an AI answer engine, can confirm authenticity instantly.

Questions

How the verification holds up.

What makes a review "verified"?+

A verified review is collected with the reviewer's recorded consent and hash-locked at the moment of collection. The fingerprint covers the words, name, rating and date, so any later edit is detectable, and SpeakerProof™, not the speaker, publishes it.

Can a speaker edit or fake a review afterward?+

No. Once collected, a review is hash-locked. Changing a single character breaks the fingerprint and the public verification API reports the mismatch. Speakers choose which verified reviews to display, they can't change the words.

How does an organizer verify one themselves?+

Every proof page links to an independent verification endpoint. Anyone can call speakerproof.com/api/verify/:id to confirm a review is authentic, unaltered, and consented, no SpeakerProof™ account needed.

Do I need to run live events to use it?+

No. Everything works from a shareable review link. Live events are optional, if you want in-room engagement (polls, Q&A, AI recaps), you can upgrade to Zunolo, the enterprise tier SpeakerProof™ is built on.

From a review to proof organizers can verify, in three steps.